it's the only medersa in Morocco includes a minbar, which is a pulpit and a minaret, a mosque, a cathedral, a school for students, a residence and the oldest water clock After passing through the souks and residential areas to explore the architecture of the medina to the carpenters' market, we will visit the impressive museum of wooden objects, the Fondouk el nejjarine, with an elegant fountain, built by moulay Ismail . in the 18th century. This three storey caravanserai provided food, rest and shelter for luxury merchants from the interior. After having a drink on the terrace of the museum, we will continue to explore the Zaouia of Moulay Idriss II, where the tomb of the second ruler Idrissed is located, considered the founder of Fez and the most revered sanctuary in Morocco.

After we will walk through the five markets until we reach the Medersa El Attarine, which is the Medersa of the spice sellers, was built in the 14th century and considered one of the marvels of Moorish architecture, then to explore the Karaouiyine Mosque, (9th century). Considered one of the oldest and most illustrious mosques in the Western Muslim world, Morocco's first university was founded by a nun from Kairouan who donated her material wealth for its construction. After having lunch in one of the restaurants of the medina or having a drink, we explore the El Seffarine square, considered the most important for the production of breweries, silverware and the Smith cooper, to the north of this square where The 14th century Karaouyine Library was built by Sultan Abu Inan and used by leading Moorish scholars. Then we walk until we arrive at the oldest tannery in the world located near the river since the Middle Ages and we enjoy the best view from the terrace to the dyeing vats.